My seller would be fine just releasing the earnest money but without any consent to cancel the contract from buyer I’m not even sure where to go from here.

There is a consent form that can be signed by every interested party entitled to receive a Notice of Proposed Action but they need 100% to sign off on the sale.

She needs express-written consent from me to grow at all... and she doesn't have that.  

As a side note, these are individuals who have already completed a video interview with me and consented to paying for a background check for the position and provided references.

Our Operating Agreement states: "The Member(s) agree that Member(s) may voluntarily withdraw from the Company without the approval, vote, or consent of the Member(s).

Maybe they will recommend you to utilize your right to entry to repair it without her consent.

@Brian Malavsky We actually have an attorney drafted lease that states the following "If the Landlord maintains the Deposit in an interest-bearing bank account, Resident consents to Landlord retaining the interest, except as required by law."

On top of that, Jay decided to place a problem tenant in there BEFORE the property was done WITHOUT my consent, which started a whole new set of problems.

My understanding is it’s illegal in most places to record someone without their consent in locations where they would have a reasonable expectation of privacy… front yards visible from the street would not be private while backyards that are fenced in and not easily visible would be private. 

We opened an LLC to transfer the deed and have been working to get a consent to transfer from Chase.